Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-10-07
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

All announcements lot canuiua'e9 i'I
the coming fall election will he charged
Is each, cash in advance. This rule VIII
be rigidly enforced in every instance
Mrs. Emma Storm, of Baltimore, Nd, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. James Fravel'
Us. Borden & Co. still take the lead
Everybody come.
Some of the signs point to long, hard
winter and some indicate that 1t Will be
short aud mild The probability Is that
it will be just about as usual
neutrality-suspicious. taxes are due.
S.V.R. CLOVER, Treas.
General G.. S. Meem, Of Mt. Jackson, is
IN our city, and has some splendid exhlo-
It's Of horses at our fair.
1t is with sorrow and sincere regret that
We announce the that the death of several
of the most prominent citizens OF this
county Is only a question of time.
Ihave opened a nice line Of LADIES'
dress goods, such as tricots, flannel and
English suitings. NJ Uea'S'
Col. Robert Beverly, President Of the
National Farmers Association is IN at
tendance at the Fair.
ADakota man while on his way to
borrow a neighbours paper, was struck by
lightning and killed. We have no COM
ment TO make here. To intelligent people
1t isnot necessary.
Judge John T. Lowell IS in attendance
at the Fair aud visiting friends in our
town.
Boots and shoes a speciality at J. S. Bor-
den & Co.'S.
Lost. between my. home and Woodstock
on Tuesday of last week, medium weight
brown aud checkerd overcoat. l will pay
a liberal reward if returned to me or TO
HERALD Office. HENRY H. hAUN'
Mr.. David Hoshour, former citizen oil
our place, but now citizen OF Front
Royal, is attending the Fair.
This Office printed about thirty thou
sand tickets for the Shenandoah Agricnl-
tural Society for use during the Fair
They comprised fifteen or twenty different
kinds. and were executed in q manner
ereditable alike TO the Fair and the Office
II You want a good, cheap hat, 70 to j.
s. Borden Il Co.'s.
Jno. X. strckler, for some years thu
Jolly and popular landlord Of the Stncklel
House. now the Shenandoah House, o
this place, is on hand taking in the Fai
and shaking hands with his many friends
II you want a nice Trecot dress, 60 t.
]. s. Borden & Co.'S.
The HERALD office is under obligation
TO Mr.. Martin strickler, Of near Maurer
town. for a busbel Of the finest kind o
sweet potatoes. They are not only Of the
lareeet size, but are OF delicious quality
He has still some more Of them for sale.
You will ind the best selected stock 0
fall and winter goods ever brought to tn
Valley, at j. S. Borden 4 Co.'s.
A little son Of Mr.. Jos. Peer, living nea
Mt. Olive, this county, was thrown iron
horse one day last week, and bad hi
arm broken between the elbow and wrist
DIR Cline of Toms Brook, was called Il
and set the broken bones, and the boy
improving rapidly.
For sale privately a splendid FIVE acr
lot lying within the corporate limits
Woodstock. Call on Hugh @. OFT, Wood
.tock Va IT,
A magnificent stock Of groceries, every
thing nice, fresh and Of the very best qua
ity. I will sell none other. Prices wa
Aown, THYME. T. r. Bennett.
Mountains Of the choicest confectior
cries. Freshest and purest French car
dies of every conceivable style and favo
Plain candies pure as the best granulate
sugars and the best fruit favors can max
them. 1. T.. Bennett
J. Harry Hull, of the Baltimore Amer
can, T. J. Berry. ofthe Page Courier, an
Zion o .HeDkle, Of the Shenandoah Yale
dropped 10 upon us during the Fair seaso
The first prize was awarded the Sing
Sewing Machine at our County Fair ye
terday for the best sewing machine
ganaral work